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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
MR. rr4ycKhryS STATEMENT rREpARED

Charles G.. Francklyn spent yesterday, a. he has
every day since he arrested, in he office Of his
counsel a No. - Wall-st The three officers guarded
tho door, leading TO the apaitcmcnt In which Mr.
FranclIyn was closctc1 with Mr. hoffman. Al 9
o,clock he returned to Ludlow street jail Mr.
Fran dvn's statement Is al prepared, and the
prisoner is I'm hopeful state Of suspense pending It's
effect His counsel today in tho supreme Court VIII
mako a formal motion Nacafr the order 81 arrest
and AK thai the prisoner be al, charged The whole
.toIy will out tomorrow, sald MI. NOtniah'
Las; evening
IL was stated that the defeuce would be that the miss
ing nancy was done JOINT account w
MIR Fr,nckvn with the knowledge and consent OF SIT
Bacbe Cunarl. Sir Btchs II VIII e SAID, was virtually
a PARTNER with FrtncXiYn In ls72 the surrogate vi
tns county Ia pa fna account OF fTsncklVh IN
The matter OF his rXrcutOrshp 81 sir Edward Cunafd
estate Sir acnes father since that time the Dusl ess
relation had continued. during which perod francHyn
had paid TO Sr Bache 100000 IN prof etc fraurk-
I'm cOLll he kept Ili according 10 his attorney
statement months after ua lpdgsent ana II" longer
under the resent proceedings There was no Chance
for "A criminal pTOceedIng
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noREr.rEsrrY GooDS ArArcrIoX

There was another Ia y" and ll.clS sale Al Wilmer
ding. lIoguct & tp's rooms yesterday. when moro Of
Mc--Is NicO, COWlishaW d coz goods were offered
There were over sN hundred lots sold, comprising
pDrtiecs 81 various designs and mate" iar, silks. tap
estry, danah-, brocads saiin-. pushrs, dic-. cu-h
ions, table and plano and carriage wrap The
sale nctcd from 10000 TO 10000 IN round terms
Some Of the Table aud piano covers were Of unusually
fine de- gus and material They Wcro snapped up In
double Puck Tune by the bidders, nearly all ~ whom
were wei known dealers. one crimson and gold
piano feet by II, went for 600 another cover,
Egg ptian olive garnet, for ga and thiid of six
plush and satin lined, Tor ~. a number ~ silk
Plush were sold AT prices ranging from $40 to
SO, and a number of Iuo piano. covers Of various
igns and coor- brought prices lnnring from - to
Gl7. SIR Shield piano overs wcr" sold at from 20
to $l2 10, and BLK and cotton plano covers brought
from - to ~ 80.
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NETWORK CITY.

The Union and Ncw-York Athletic Club football
teams wiz play at the rolo Grounds on saturday.
largo party OF the members of the College Of
Physicians and surgeons Will attend DOcksiadcrs ID
a body on saturday evening.
The annual dinner OF the alumni Of Columbia
College will he held at the Hotel Brunswick.
December 10.
President Barnard Of COUNT "a College, has callc'
the attention of the Police Commissioners certain
violations Of the gambling law that in progress
grounds not far from the college
NJ T. Iacomc. the composer of The Marquis IS
expected in tbs city early next week ON Ia Brctaenc
He intends 10 remain in This country few weeks
and viii visit several Of the principal cities while
here He viii also he present at the 1ftieh repre-
senlation of The Marus al the CASINO, on NoNcm,er
:. when new waltz tll) compo-rd 10y himI0i the ne
hcci, Isabella Urluhau and Lillian Hrubb.
Superintendent Murray called the police captains
Headquarters yesterday AM directed them TO enforce
the city ordinance against sire ol,tructions owners
of trucks and but ding material WHO persist IN "Dstu''
ing the street, are 10 be indicted end punished.
Deputy Coroner jenkins, who made the autopsy.
and Police Captain Aiare. of the Eldrdse street
squal said vest crlay that Low He lonc the Chinese
lalrdryman Of No. 81 Dclanccy-st.. who was i"und
dead by hiI wa>htuh, undoubtedly comHh'lcu r"''l"'
Tuesday afternoon
Frank J. Carroll. Chairman, and Herman :. Butler,
secretary, have issued call 10 the Republican senate
Convention of the Nth district meet al the stevens
House tomorrow at p. III.
\ joint debate has been arranged between Or.
McClynn and John Lloyd Thomas Of Maryland. for
sunday afternoon Cooper Union. i viii take place
under the auspices of the Manhattan Temperance
Association The discussion will 'c ON "The RELATIVE
Importance Ia Humanity of Prohibition and The Henry
George single Land taN theory.
The stoclholcr, Of the Navarro Flats met yesterday
and decided not TO accept the prpo- non made hS
Jose Navarro for settlement. The Gaze viii hc con-
tinucd saturday before the referee, unless M
Navarro make, further oVcriuNe.
,,,cri.ar ,iftof,-i-,-s T-riou La hccv M
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SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YORK. "WEDNESDAY OCr 20. 1875


/ : ship Portsmouth. com. White Newport.
/ mp o,r-toza. com, DAVIS Newpori. ...,.., 10
steamer Mineola lBr Evans br'o. and swansea oct l3
to James Arkcl Go. Arrived at te'hAr at ilo
m,,o.r ror,a,an ,er, Jeakin. Genoa Aug o. Patras
1e 1ff' IT, G4"a a. aas. oct ait dsc cD,
steamer Poruen.c BE- Hews. rer9ambuco oct 2. Para
with ds- TO sblr'n ccn arrived AZ the Bar At go a9i
say nan Ia 10. Porto Pat4 - cape H4yuen 49, TURK,
i,rg ~ u IN, H'r a .'.I 20 m
STEAMER Ani IRf Ges,ug Port an Prince oct Jeremc
In. Iacuel To- Aux caves ~ KINGSTON 10 with mise
and passenger 10 PIN forwood Co. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer uua-on Freeman Ne" Orleans days. with mdso
steamer CIV Of savannah smith savannah % days with
md.c ana PASSENGER 90 iienfy fonse r. , ,,,.. ,n,
yas.cn.cr, L, T. II smith < -
snip olty amp l'r. BA.le Brenen 81 days with md'e
shP rtea.g,er .it nownci' H.'e'"m - lays VII"
SIND X Too tBr Munroc Antwerp IS DAYS. with md'e
Ba,s 8c', &c. lanro Rotterdam p days. with m''e TO
B.la nf,o. i4"rro tatverp 23lay, with mlso TOO
''I Ii. 'i.r nn .a,n Rotterdam 70 Avs with IRON
AMI empty barrel. oos,. vessel o tnow Burgess
suN,ar.-,t-,ai, il,,< sni moderate. T. ciOniy. At
CTS Islam. "'ntls y r c'o.'''
steamer ucokow ur. Mckenzie Lonoon-simpson
Steamer \ Hate nr camoran Liverpool VIA queenstown
s,cuarr . queen .nr .ee tyo1}'2 - I iaF,i;
steamer s,te ,Ger, Rlchtcr Bremen southampton
-tcinrf Narel .Rrl Locke wnlvari fsland.-A = ont
csncr Alone Dr.. sellc.-. Kingston ''rhagcna. &c
steamer nsreen..rcn tNor. Nortou.cn Port do PAX
~, ~, '" 9as H..k Galveston o. u mallory & Co.
~t..n.f yauos~ lcnn'y Nor.oA. cry foini '"i Rich
st.,ucr ouyani,tte. Hcl.y. NeT.,rt NeS' ani "e';
s,,..r Commonwealth. Van KIRK rhla lep'il'-Ro1ert'
e,to1er r.at ro, l,r,~, r,rfanl-rornro Iia'.
g., T., iioc, .lt, Foote'S. o's'it'r AMI ''ii1-r eian.
FL. an. ',.rf wlro.m.. "l.,,o ~ Co1.nunc.
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NEVIS FROM THE SUBURBS.


The Masters de conferred on car w; hnT e
Anchor Lodge No. 49, Free and Accepted Masnhs gu i
DAY ia the and beautiful lodge room AZ fhhel ~
members OF Anchor Lolsc oiee mo,o
enough present swell the number TO over ouo
those present NJ W. Robert W. Moore .,iah' as,oi
Elizabeth; r. W. Charles II. Mann Deputy "fdnn
Haddonheld r. W Jonathan NJ Harris Seno, werh mar
den PHILLIP sburg; n. W George W. fOitmeytI; JuhIoi
Warden. East Orange W Charles BeGhte ,Iann
Treasurer Trenton M. and Rev. Dr. HtnIy
p G. NJ Grand Chaplain. Irvington; H. W Henry =
Haines Grand Instructor burlington w Fran. 10y.
Son or GRAND DEACON No 10 Msdsonave Ne" noIs 'ly
W Joseph s Farrind Junior Grand Deacon .imsDe' ~
W Charles Russ Grand Marshal. Elizabeth W. AIoniI0 VI
Ieudenslager Grand PurSuivant Phladepnlt w nloeI'
b slack Grand TYLER. Trenton X w 1ha.' ~;
Deputy Grand Master the sixth District Nc"ak I.
Grand Master Luke A Lock wool Of Connccl' ,e
Master and SIX grand officers from fennsyyahS
and the Secretary and Two Dstiet pepr ~ sha
Ns.trrs iron, York W. WILSON, PROSECUTOR OF tno
PIeas Elizabeth; samuel NJ oliver Republican candidate
for County Clsrk Past Grand Master HanIton ans o.
BricL church T. %, " A PcnbrOOke and = -. VI Hehry
r. Cannon OF Elizabeth. The oldest Mason IN mo 9tae
Il "A Moss was one most noted IN thc INC no
i. tho fsfheriuliw II. W ". A. Freeman VINO pepny
Grand Master the Fitth District when con- &
teen lodges of hch Anchor Lodge is one MI MOSS iss
District Deputy Grand Master Of Maine ana nas nen ~
over sixty Deputy Grand Master fiech~n III"
Official charge OF the ceremonies oil inc evening
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WHAT re GOING ON TO-DAY.

Young Republican Clubs meeting. Cooper Cnion' ;
y.
Argur ent to release C. q. Francklyh. supreme Nou|
Ciyil service examinations Federal Building
Grant Monument Association No. l4G Broadway. D. M
International of Woaens Christian AssOcialon
No. 7 asst FIfteenthst - ,,.,. ,r.u,
Association ior the Advancement OF Women Mas hc io"
pie -,.,- ~ ,,ocror,
ST. y. ,,.u ,Y.r,or,
Young Mems Republican Club, Temperance Hail. Harlem
Vim Judicial District Republican Convention NO. 4So
Third ave, y. ooo W.,
Twenty. thiTd.st.. = p. IN.
Meeting OF The Dock commissioners.
Flower show at Eden Musee
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CHARITIEs AIDED BY THE HIGGINS FUND.

The labors OF the committee to distribute the Higgins
Charitable Fund have finished Fifty FIVE charitable
soctis, will be benefited BY the OF Charles s. Higgins
Son tn give 500 by votes OF the buyers
their soap Secretary John r Faure OF 81 Johns Guild
No place has checks for the amounts
awarded The S3 0SG 50 to the German Hospital
81 81 36 10 1T Johns Guild 1908 81 to the Founding
A,yun sJs % Father Riodans Home for Immigrant
Girls ST. 81 the Little sisters OF the Poor st0l o. 10
81 Phillips Parish Home S777 IS to 81 Franciss Hospital
SGl the Bureau Of Employment and Relief OF te
a. krmv Of KsDulllc.
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FTNEPII or DIR JAMES KNIGHT

Fhe funeral o! Dr. James Knight the surgeonin'cnie
Of the Hospital Of tile NewYork Society Cor the Reef OF
the Rupurei aud Crippled took place yesterday AZ 'ho
hospital lie xingon-ave and Fortysecondst. The scr
vices conducted by the Rev. B. H. Tyler, OF the
Church Of tina Disciples Of which church Dr. knight was
for an active me Der MI Tyler TOOK TOT ms
text the passage. Blessed they who die Ia the
Lord" 10 paid eloquent aud feeling tribute 10 the
noble life and upright Christian character OF Dr. Knight
Among those present Henry Terbel, william b.
Isham william II. Osborn, Orlando b. Potter Adrian
Isen, Frederick sturgcs John T. Townsend, william
A. W. stewart william NJ. Kingsland, Alexander Mci"
Agnew william H. Webb, william G. sturgcs, Burr Tay,
lor and A. f. Warburton The burial WAS In Greenwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27

NICOLL IHE TATLOEa iI'E NEW QtARILR>
NcoH ue tailor ca.r. plaicntly a. li'tc FIR hic
a. a saaman cr. ami rises from one As easily az a
ph,rniN: for his IcN store in tAc IO|Ty, at nos.
Id AID la. H. ccGl, tD .u-cI and Al ornament ~
that part vi the CIV The 'front.' of he ne" structure
1, something neN in store fronts u is likely To- be
alnOs "a py.cnt attraction 10 Nicplis large cla>
vi customers IT. hl, stock qucl order department.
The stye Of the stores front is Norman-' a~tlilan.
The shop windows are iumen-c ami ca'h window II
almost a bay. They male OF plato si-s The
front - inches by 10 and ne glass
iuchr- bl l26. AZ tire fOnr corners are cylinder
high. II to,l two months to cast and hnish them
The front woodwork Of OAK, ar ,iicaiy carved IN
attia-tise designs, and the entrance 10 the store Is
lad IN filinG Of tasteful d'-I2n
Nj NIcoi. never aoe, iiny- by hal'e-, and his ne"
establishment conf ain entirely new stock of goods
He SAL. ia ID, tcr-c way M present Stock DpIc-
sents the finest collection Of WOJlcu- eyer shown, aud
the Ol 81, is tina everything "ll lie sold at the
same Oid popular prices
Anon. the Imported -p"cialics are scotch chcviots,
hone pun, and tWecd-, ali Of which make popular
buAi c~- suits.
The made-to-orler department + mp TO its usual
san1ar An order II AZ q. M for pair II trousers
for example, l. hlled by noon ana an entire SUIT IS
turrcd ont in SIX hours. The mall depart ncnt, by
wi - mcasurcmrnts may be -cnt 10 Mr. Nco from out
Of town. is another feature Of his business.
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Mps roRp,s STORY WHOLLY DIsCREDITED

The case of Mrs Mary r. Ford again Oeiore ioce
Justice Stslng Jersey city. yesteray Ms Org ~ ,e
VIII Jersey city couple o. honi. az.
and SAID she came California and Claimed naVe Ios1 '
three Oh ldren and baggage. She accuscu hehIf
dexter tho coored porter OF Pullman car OF hNIng u
mapped tho children All the efforts OF me Nni
Nv any OF Trajectory stories OF ieLih
OF her history proved unava ing anu they sIo
thoroughly convinced that she IL tho victim "l
Chief Murphy testified yesterday that lac an tecoveu sc
ond letter from Shorn Of Iincsn County Ncvaa shs
maj he wa, unable ind anybody in Locust valley Cai
who knew MIRA Ford Justice Stshk US
charged PondoXter Ford destitute ana viii DO caieu
for v the police authorities until she finds employment
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WORK or TIE CHRlSrIAy ALLIANCE

The Christian Alliance Convention met yesterday at
tie Gospel Tabernacle Maisonavc. In the forenoon
sd rcss was made by the Rev. Mr. Hawkins OF Philadelphia
ms subject being "COnsecrson unconditional surrender
10 br." Dnnns day short addresses by the
Rev Dr. Peck OF Boston the Rv. o. ST. Brown OF Obern;
Tho Rev Mr. Jones Easton OF Newark tho
Eev MFR o Vermont the Rev. Or Ludlow. Of
Washington Territory Miss G. f. Inld OF Buffalo no ROY.
r NJ ,,iory of Lowell: the Rev Df. kimba OF HOlyoke
su,; tnr REV stephen Merritt Of kcwYork CITY prayer
,neetg was held In the forenoon aud evening ana 'Onse
ing at D. H. The convention will hold sessions
10 ,iaV adj %
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Health tSicer smith was unable TO attend meeting OF
the Health Board yesterday. but sent dispatch saying
that he might be able TO meet the Board later IN INC
week President Bayles said after tho meeting adj
harmed: ave probably will have a special meeting
tomorrow or next day talk the cholera situation
vth Dr. Smith Everything that could be thought Of IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27

The state Agricultural met at tho Board OF Trade
rooms Yesterday reasuers report showed nat thr To-
CENTS of e state far 81 ITO 30 and he expenditures
s 5U leaving balance OF LII - per cent
dividend was de- $40 900 of sfp' Inc society
conicmpat es further improvements at The "aVery lar
grounds.
In tho second District Court Yesterday I've little girls sp
ulantif. August Eu S7eeuN ndhulacl-
nrer plush aud l4dics Jerseys for wages anr ne
cye he
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HONE Ne us.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

yo,,, grunsuiek-Lord and Lady Hersohe. OF Eng and
F0h Iprrue wlllisin l. scott o, rem
avivania and Julius C. Burrows OF Michigan; eI senstor
James Arkc Of Canaiohae Francis . paIsy OF j T
Rear Admiral W. H. Taylor. U. = Army and John ID rhtI
man of Chicago . Murray HIt Hotel-Judge stevenson
burke OF Cleveland. and Henry C. RObinson OF hartford
HOFFMAN H.us,-A ssombyman William sheehan OF bur
fa,o Gffs,D Hose- John +. Head L = Army
S,irerdnt Hous.-John A. Secher, OF Albany Bereaere
Iouss-Eloi sylvia, tenor.
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y c, '"~ s Il. Philadelphia, l.
BASEBALL MOVIES.

The NewYork club yesterday signed Cleveland young
MAYER who will probably play thlri.bsse next season
A large ON has been presented 10 Manager H"'e 'O'
th roll o mascot for the York club next season some
one ot little white mouse, to act as Il ASCOT 'oF
the Brooklyn club ,-.,.u,oo, will he held
special meeting OF the League DIo'"eA"''" wa -
Mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27

the way Of preparation possible outbreak Of choers
in the city has been done 70 being done rapidly we
have gone about the work OF preparation with ss mucn
as II expected outbreak Of cnoiera IN
expect any cholera in the city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
CONVENTION OF TIE DELTA UPsILoN.

finer body OF men has seldom visited New brunSWlek
attending the convention OF nc poA
psilon FrAt-rntv which Will hold sessions thete loi ,o
real OF The The convention OF the fraternity inc hy
third in il history opened last night win SOFA ehSn
Today business Of the session prghs 70 20 M
lowed by reception the evening. and Friday WI" witness
Tho uutl IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
rp1,p.s EALsAM TAXES THE PLATE.

LONDON oct 26This the third day OF the newman
ket Houghton meeting The for the Dewhuis' fa'e'
seven furIongs was by three lengths by SIT l. Jon
stones chestnut colt Fr!ars Basa Mrs l. Chaohels
c,.s,,n colt Ranton wa. second head In front OF T. Val
euneS bly colt sky Pilot third. The last betting was 90 ~
on triar's Balsau, to ! against Bahoh anu 0o ~
Slv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
ON TIE DIAMOND YIELD.

ST LOUIS oct 26The last of the series Oh h'een games
between the St Louis Detroit clubs for the CHAMPIONSHIP
of the country was played today Poor fielding in ue
innings the Detroit men gave the victory 10 ~
Ious The Detroit club ten victories Inc score
81,
~. .............0 o @
Lulils ------''
pos.,i,. Detroit 10 st ouis. II. Errors-icroit, :
81 Ionis , Pltchers-Badwln and CaruiheIs Impies-
he IN and O'alney
Al cincinnati Cincinnati l. Philadelphia, l.
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wnrr or MAYOR G1EAsoNs CONVENTION.

The new Democratic party Queens County. l. L. That
arranged sftor betting County Convention in aaca on
Safnriay held their convention at Hunters Point Yesterday
and The following ticket For senator Edward
Pagan treasurer V Wood DisrctAttOthcy Johh
Fleming Ioroner. Dr. +. Dcnler. OF Long island NV
and r John Nell wood North Hampstead Justice OF Ses
slons. Ch.rles Chipp. of oyster Bay.
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PROF. DErMu0NDS TALK At COLCMBI4.
A MEETING OF CHRISTIAN COLLEGE sTCDLNIs 10
BE HiLD .. SUNDAY.

A MEETING OF CHRISTIAN COLLEGE STUDENTS 10
BE HID o, SUNDAY.
coofgv nu,,uer Of Columbia College students
r,tbcycd in the Law school Building yesterday ater
NOM +, hear Professor DrummOnd, of the Oh4|'l""l
-, ,,dl,lur.b. ,r,at upon tie subject d starting
christian Association at Columbia college. +. f.
Hail - : oi 49, "a "a the meeting 10 order, ana T.
could Frost was elected chairman. Professor Drum
mouG described the lho OF work followed ny the stu
dent, Oh Edinburgh where Christian mas, noe'hs- are
he'll every sunday afternoon aud the siuo""t7 arc
addressed v the best talent that can &c procure" inc
r,,ipq. ar. held ON sundays only AID are held I'D
some .aise secular HALL. Tie drA OF a'A'''' !o"''s
CHRISTIANS i st.oncly urged, while no interference
win college work OF auu.emon.s j. permitted
professor Drunmond spo,e Of lii visit TO American
COLLEGE. with Great satisfaction and ended by proposing
to hold a meeting IN this 0y next sunday 10. Inc
,ur,,,c Of cIcctn- a Union Association Of American
ColIr.,. stag the wcli hnOvn pitcher OF lac' la"
win. tcrr.d 10 adde's, the meeting and NUM- 'r
NJ others from different c..iegcs VIII be present.
Princeton, Yale LIAR ard and tie University OF Penn
s,l,a,i arc r.roricd a. ia, Orin- the idea and at
,,.t,u. l.lt directly 81 cr PrOic.- lr piuminYnd >
ic tu lhc Columbia students heartily apiroIeu ne
molcIcat and committee OF tcl' va a. I' w. ~,
tbr -.l.. a. TIC following men compose tic t'i-
MIN: ft3u' IiMscy Il.l. OF l.. Chairman; + G.
Fr,si =. o. j.; Pau. Is. Am's' = oil Il j.. H.
Warcu ~. e. Of ~. j u. Mapc-, 0e' -. ~ ~. J.
Millctr- 80. s. o. A.: y Lcloy dresser 49, : OIL W.
the PIE dent oi tie Athletic AssOri2tlon' ana J. kAFI'
30 tar cait,l4 Of to VARSITY crew The plac" Tor
bodilz ~u.aa, = Uccuns he not been drcu'4 VI on
Tho discussion aia" organization To- 'Ail7idh
Wuifl "a IOiun la "a postponed. 49,,
The Juui tla-- ol columbia CoIir-c el,c'cu lhe
follo Ing n.rcr- y-tlI. Pres dent. T. W 1hdi cher,
Vice, -acnt. ii W. n.n+ -ec elaly Il. J. OlGS er.
trca-iror. IS. sil al'r. D.. Lrtonan Eems'n john
1908 wa tlcJDA
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Now THAT OUR CRY Is BEING TURNED
COLO X Il ID 5 l. * :.

JAMES McCREERY & co.
invite attention to their present
exhibit of ported COlOred
FailIc Franchise Silks in
Street and Evening Shades at
81 20 per yard and upward.
The excellence OF these silks
over those of other manufacture
will be readily recognized Oh eX-
animation.
They will also, this week, dis
pose of several thousand yards of
Rich Silk and velvet Nov
elites i'm miscellaneous lengths
and designs at Il notable reduction
in price.
Broadway and nth ST.
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Announcements
GENTLEMEN
FAIL kyu WiNGkH USuiKWEAR
AT Populir Prices.
/ " fouN-i0y 26O Grandst. New York
Also 80 Ulh.aye. 5 doors above 23lst
HENRY \. DANIELS, VI.

HENRY \. DANIELS, VI. d..
ljj WcsJ 6jl5L
r,rr. -q,o - jfo Z ID .at.,, u won 5Ystbu.
aen1tn.t jr,nary DtslnA InpDtsl1s IA stjentsE
kENNEpl's Hats the best AZ the least money.
pcys 30 - -. - 20 S~ Hats 30 - So - So
saving II 30 per hat - CortIndtsL. upstairs
Now THAI OUR CRY Is Being TURNED
inside ont dom hand bot"o Kkers Cali.
saya and Tonic ana to take dose or two oil IL L'Ei
DAY that you may escape from any evil effects
Pint bottles 70 cents Sold almost every where 49,.
H. RlkIK& 0uN, sole Manufacturers. 3JS OtlaNc, Al
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THE SLOWS ARE TO 90 GRADrALLr

The advertising signs and pictures which have long
decorated the platforms and ratings OF the stations Of
the tanhattas Elevated Railway Company gradu-
ally disappearing The order for their removal directed
10 the Manhattan News Company, was issued from
Manager Hams Office three days ago This company has
had an agreement with tho railway company under
which the contracts with advertisers were The
railway company claims that the company has
gone beyond IT. rights and privileges in displaying al
versemens in places where they obstrnct the hight and
air and interfere with the general comfort OF the pdbc.
The intention that the Instructions should all
down once. hut the new company has succeeded IN
obtaining "a modificaiio OF the order. Where tims
tracts have made with advertisers Ia Understood
the pacars are 10 remain until the expiration OF the
several agreements. some OF these Will until the
end OF year. and 1t Is sad until the end OF next
year.
TIE IA RK BOARDS WORK BEYOND THE HARLEM
Superintendent g. II. Myers made report yesterday
the Park Board the progress OF the work OF grading
streets and digging beyond the Harlem. During
the last quarter miles OF streets were graded
and n mile ana half OF sewers was built on About five
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Jersey CITY.


Charles Smith the an,or the Jeisey city Yacht club
house who NToeland oi 40 lio i!''p d. on
sunday II gl.t committed yesterday Tor trl'L